Equation: y = 6 - 2x
Fill in the x numbers in the x which is next to -2 —> y = 6 - 2(0), y = 6 -2(1), y = 6 -2(3), and etc.
A) 0 —> 6
1 —> 4
2 —> 2
3 —> 0
4 —> -2
5 —> -4
B) Put a dot on y axis on number 6, then go down by 2 because your subtracting 2
C) 6 - 2x = 3
-6 -6
-2x = -3
-2/-2 -3/-2
X = 1.5
If two similar triangles have sides in the ratio a : b, then their areas are in the ratio a² : b².
We have the ratio:
Area of the smaler triangle = x
Area of the larger triangle = 567 cm²
Therefore we have the equation:
<h3>Answer: C. 63 cm²</h3>
The question would help if there were a picture of the problem
however I can say that it should always add up to 180 and subtracted by the interior sum
Answer:
You multiply length by width.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the area of a rectangle you multiply length and width together.
For example if a rectangle has length 2 and width 3 the area of the rectangle would be 6, since 2 * 3 is 6.
